Recycling could be 'significantly improved' if Borders residents changed actions
Recycling in the Borders could be “significantly improved” if residents reduced the amount of recyclable waste placed in black bins.
Recycling in the Borders could be “significantly improved” if residents reduced the amount of recyclable waste placed in black bins.
An application for electrification work on a Victorian viaduct near Galashiels has been withdrawn after conservation concerns were raised.
A REVIEW has been launched amid fears that beds at the Borders four community hospitals could be withdrawn due to a lack of medical cover.
A SELKIRK-based housing association is celebrating after its nomination for a national honour.
A 'pandemic-inspired' Borders tartan goes into production this month after 10 community groups were woven into an exciting arts project.
Folk in Hawick can wake up and smell the coffee this week as a new business opens its doors.
Approval has been granted for the demolition of a detached building in Hawick that has fallen into a state of disrepair.
A bid to create a new foul water treatment plant in a village beside the River Tweed is on Scottish Borders Council’s planning agenda.
A nursery school has received a largely positive report from the Care Inspectorate.
A charity has announced exciting plans to convert a vacant industrial unit into a furniture restoration hub and ‘dynamic community space’.
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